The Rafik B. Hariri Building
The McDonough School of Business is now based in a new building at the Georgetown University campus named after the late Rafik Hariri, former Prime Minister of Lebanon and Georgetown parent. The $82.5 million privately-funded building opened in the summer of 2009. The new building includes 15 classrooms, eight case-style rooms, five tiered lecture rooms, and two flat-floor rooms; 34 breakout rooms complete with data ports, flat-screen video monitors, and white boards; separate undergraduate and graduate commons areas and lockers for graduate students; 120 faculty offices; 11 interview rooms within the Career Management Office; 15 conference rooms throughout the building; and a 400 seat auditorium, among other features.
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